Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07
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Igad eoNEa1y for 80 90, owns 4 Valna-
- lot On eh8 esEneE q second and
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q Cur 1sait1i1gt eiIIzsna. who ogns q
me eaKneK ca Heocnd Rm4 Cherry
slEseta He Il abundsaflY abs 10 ereos
. vety me bleeks end / understand he
cgnlempiates doing se.
'Un toe c1Gnef q Seoon6 end Oaium-
BE elreetas 4F. Odapin, fepTesantina
Massachusetts capital. Il nov engaged
u eEeetina Ne Boston Blonk, which
wsn esst fully 11B000. TneY raid
$4,000 foE The Iot on which Il sand,
having boaght Il of ths fethodis1
oh1roh peapla. THIS same eompany,
Represented By DIR. Chapan, faeanflg
puxenn1ed the tWo to11 o. thu corner
1az1 across the street, and north of TIE
Boston Bieek, en- second street, On
Which theY eont1Enpiate Size erection Of
. b1iizine somewhat similar % their
block ZOE under construction.
AJndge Thnmaa B1Kkn ounatWo beaa-
likni iots % The csrneE of 8seond .Rnd
Marion, and ID conversation With ne,
tie otheR day, Be told me conndsntisily
that next a1mmeE he inkendsd 30 i'm
grove lhat property, b. ooveEine Il with
Q naiak building.
Amos BFewn, Who FeoentlY puFoRas-
ed the WyokoA property, on Seooud and
Cherry streets, also told ne BE- wouid
pus % brick block naxt year on that
properly II Business demanded Il, ana
aneaa it viii faGt enonah.a
Farther Ep the street and aeEoss, an
eastern man Eecsufly purchased q iot
6oxE90 feel IL size Of II. III. Peass. and 1
heard aim say he would remove the
wooden buildings from that site and
bald brisk inetaAd. These Improve
msnlg have mentioned, EsmsmbeF, are
all confined 10 one streei and they do
noe BE- any means EepReaent all the
buildings which ! firmly believe will BE-
erected thereon. In regard tosesidenees,
DO not believe the seven or sight raw
mills IN Seattle will BE- able 10 cut the
lumbex a. fast &c Il 10 required. There
are tuo sagmills q the head Of The bag,
one belonging 10 Geo. Newell and cne
10 Hall q P8aigoD, then there Il The
Mcdonald u Reitze mill Ia South Seat
de, tie two railroad mills % the foot Of
south Second street. the StgtBon q Post
mill ct the fo0t of Commercial street,
the Seattle LnmbeE and Commercial
Oorlpany's mill at the foot Of Marion
street. the Western mill e Lake Union,
and Phinney's mil on Jackson street,
besides 9 number Of smaller concerns,
will Be taxed 80 thaiF utmost 70 supply
the demand for buiIdlne lumber. Take
IL this fall, for instance. these mills
could NOT nnpply the demands made up-
on them and tue mill at Cedar river
wa called into Eequisiiion and cut
much Of che sidewalk lumber used on
the streets By The contraetors.D